Wow, Shirley MacLaine is spilling the beans about some of her famous leading men, and she’s sure as hell not holding anything back. In her latest revelation, the iconic actress tells us all about the good, the bad and the ugly of Hollywood’s leading men at the height of her fame – and guess what? She had an affair with most of them.

Shirley MacLaine Opens Up About Her Long and Successful Acting Career

Shirley MacLaine is one of the last greats still alive that acted all the way from black and white to color television, and through the years, she’s remained as open as an open book.

She’s fashionable, she’s iconic, and she’s, best of all, a nontraditional woman at a time when the word “woke” hasn’t even started stirring from slumber.

While celebrity memoirs are now becoming a trend rather than a...

Lydia Deetz, her stepmother Delia Deetz, and her daughter Astrid stand over a casket, the burial services in progress. We can barely make out who the funeral is for but there he is on the headstone: Charles Deetz. While Charles was once part of the Beetlejuice sequel when the ghost with the most was to “go Hawaiian”, he was written entirely out of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice…for reasons that will soon be obvious.

Despite the original’s and sequel’s dalliances with the afterlife, Jeffrey Jones will not be in the Beetlejuice sequel– or pretty much any other legitimate movie – following his disgraceful tumble from his small but reliable spotlight. Perfectly fitting into prestigious period pieces and goofball funny flicks. Jones is a Golden Globe nominee with consistent work – a mix of villain, comedic and at times patriarchal roles, Jeffrey Jones went from Ferris Bueller baddie to Who’s Your Caddy?...

Everyone's favorite "Donald" is back! The iconic character Donald Duck returns in a brand new short film made by Disney Animation Studios. This premiered for streaming this past weekend to celebrate the 90th birthday, rather 90th anniversary, of the character created by the original Walt Disney and his animators (specifically Dick Lundy). The extra grumpy duck made his first cartoon appearance on June 9th, 1934 as a supporting character in the short The Wise Little Hen, and most recently appeared in Once Upon a Studio. The new short film is called D.I.Y. Duck, and it features Donald trying to fix a lightbulb in his home, going back-n-forth to the hardware store as more problems arise during his attempts to get the new bulb to work. Disney has also re-released a few remastered classic Donald Duck short films, including Crazy Over Daisy and Out on a Limb, with all of...

You won’t have to go to a galaxy far, far away in order to get the latest installment of the Star Wars story. Coming in June on Disney+, fans will be treated to the new series “The Acolyte,” which travels back to the end of the galaxy’s High Republic Era. In a similar vein, also coming to the platform in the new month are the final episodes of Disney+’s first season as the streaming home for “Doctor Who.” You won’t want to miss any of the action as the Fifteenth Doctor attempts to save time and space.

Throughout June, Disney+ will also celebrate the 90th birthday of Donald Duck and premiere a new preschool-aimed series based on the iconic “Little Mermaid” film. As always, Disney+ will premiere titles that appear to all members of the family.

The company’s flagship streaming service has two subscription options.

June is busting out all over, especially on streaming. Whether it’s hiding from the heat or taking a break from school and work, Disney+ and Hulu are here to satisfying your mid-year entertainment needs.

Disney+ will premiere the first new live-action Star Wars since 2023’s middling to “The Mandalorian” Season 3 and “Ahsoka” with “The Acolyte,” starring “Squid Game” breakout Lee Jung-jae. The series is set before the events of “The Phantom Menace” with a familiar master-padawan storyline but new characters and a new era where that dynamic unfolds. The streamer will also premiere various new options for kids and family-friendly programming, as well as new episodes of “Doctor Who” starring Ncuti Gatwa.

On Hulu, FX comes in hot for the summer, along with an adaptation of Candice Carty-Williams’s “Queenie,” the brat-pack documentary “Brats,” and yes — more “Love Island.” The TV and film library continues to shift with new and expiring titles,...

The Walt Disney Company has revealed the Disney Plus June 2024 release schedule, which includes new Originals, movies, and TV series. The Disney+ streaming service features movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and more, alongside exclusive Disney+ Originals.

The schedule includes the two-episode premiere of Star Wars series The Acolyte, new episodes of Doctor Who, a celebration of Donald Duck’s 90th anniversary,

You can view the Disney Plus June 2024 lineup below and stay tuned to our dedicated Disney+ section for daily news on the streaming service.

Disney Plus June 2024 Schedule

Available June 1

New Library Titles

For the First Time in Forever: The Making of World of Frozen

Available June 3

New Library Titles

World Eats Bread

Available June 4

New Library Titles

Erased: WW2’s Heroes of Color

Disney+ Originals

The Acolyte – Two Episode Premiere at 6 p.m. Pt

In Lucasfilm’s “The Acolyte,” an investigation into...

Get ready for an exciting adventure with Season 4 Episode 13 of “Wild Child” titled “Out on a Limb,” airing at 11:30 Am on Saturday, May 11, 2024, on NBC. Hosted by Sheinelle Jones, this episode takes viewers on a thrilling journey to meet the creatures who call the tallest trees, highest branches, and thickest forests their home.

Jones is going “out on a limb” to explore the fascinating world of tree-dwelling animals, from agile primates swinging through the canopy to colorful birds soaring high above the forest floor. With her trademark curiosity and enthusiasm, Jones delves into the secrets of these unique ecosystems and the incredible adaptations that allow creatures to thrive in their lofty habitats.

Through breathtaking footage and captivating storytelling, “Out on a Limb” offers viewers a glimpse into the wonders of the natural world and the diversity of life that exists within it. Join Jones as she uncovers the mysteries...

Real Time With Bill Maher returns for its 22nd season Friday, January 19 (10:00-11:00 p.m. Et/7:00-8:00 p.m. Pt). Allowing Maher to offer his unique perspective on contemporary issues, the show continues with its opening monologue, one-on-one interviews with notable guests, roundtable discussions with panelists, and its signature “New Rules.” The series airs on HBO and is available to stream on Max. This week features a one-on-one interview with Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democratic Governor of California. This week’s panel discussion includes Andrew Sullivan, columnist for Substack’s “The Weekly Dish” and author of “Out on a Limb” and Ari Melber, MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent and host of “The Beat with ... Read more...

Unlike its first two seasons, Sweet Magnolias‘ third outing doesn’t end on any major cliffhangers. In fact, with all the loose ends it ties up, Dana Sue and Ronnie’s vow renewal ceremony could practically double as a series finale — that is, except for one very important event that has yet to take place.

We’re not talking about Maddie and Cal getting engaged, or Helen and Erik finding their way to one another, or even Ty and Annie finally giving things a go. No, we’re talking about the fact that half of the characters on the show...

The #MeToo movement has moved in to the “Big Brother” house. During Sunday’s episode, brand new Head of Household Sam Bledsoe shocked the house with her nominations speech accusing Haleigh Broucher and Kaitlyn Herman of essentially betraying the movement against sexual harassment and assault. “Honestly I don’t care for how the two of you treat the young men in this house. I think that they deserve more respect and I think that it is the opposite of female empowerment,” Sam declared after nominating them for eviction.

See ‘Big Brother 20’ spoilers: Who won week 4 Power of Veto competition on #BB20 and what does it mean for July 26 eviction?

Later in the Diary Room, Sam clarified her thoughts. “I think Haleigh and Kaitlyn are trying to manipulate the young men in the house. They always seem to be hanging all over them and, ‘I want a hug and I want...

Moments after Winston Hines was evicted on “Big Brother,” the remaining houseguests engaged in an hours-long battle of endurance to see who would replace Scottie Salton as the new Head of Household. Tonight we found out who won this “Out on a Limb” challenge and who that person chose to nominate for eviction. Also in tonight’s episode, as Julie Chen promised, viewers finally got to see the tense conversation about cultural sensitivity that sparked controversy between Bayleigh Dayton and Jc Monduix.

See ‘Big Brother 20’: Week 4 Power of Veto ceremony results on #BB20 and what they mean for July 26 eviction

Below, check out our minute-by-minute “Big Brother” recap of Season 20, Episode 12 to find out what happened Sunday, July 22 at 8/7c. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section about your favorite houseguests, who annoys you the most, and who you think will ultimately join the “Big Brother” winners list.

Happy Friday Big Brother peeps. As most of you know, the new Head Of Household competition took place on the live eviction show last night, Julyu 19, 2018. However,this one was an endurance challenge that lasted well beyond the live eviction show time frame. So, we had to go to the live feeds to see it finish out and find out who won. The competition was titled out "Out On a Limb." It was pretty straight forward. The housguests stood up on a wall stump that was made to look like a tree. It shifted back and forth. They were sprayed with water and other things at various moments. Whoever was the last person left standing, won Hoh. The comp lasted just under an hour. It started at 6:55 Pacific time, July 19, 2018. At around 7:05 pm, Haleigh already started talking about dropping, but not yet. At around 7:10 pm , Kaitlyn started...

2017-08-31T07:56:22-07:00Will This Be the Worst Labor Day Ever for Hollywood?

For the first time in 25 years, Hollywood will not release a major movie over the Labor Day holiday weekend. Consequently, the weekend is likely to set a new record for awful box-office receipts. A bleak weekend would cap off a dismal summer movie season in which studios and theaters suffered through a string of ho-hum weekends populated by movies that no one liked very much.

Via The Hollywood Reporter.

The Labor Day box office is going to be anything but a picnic, capping off a rough-and-tumble summer and an especially brutal August.

For the first time in a quarter of a century, there won't be one new major nationwide release on the holiday marquee. The last time that happened was in 1992 when the Matthew Broderick comedy Out on a Limb only debuted in 700 theaters,...

The Labor Day box office is going to be anything but a picnic, capping off a rough-and-tumble summer and an especially brutal August.

For the first time in a quarter century, there won't be one new major nationwide release on the holiday marquee. The last time that happened was in 1992, when the Matthew Broderick comedy Out on a Limb only debuted in 700 theaters, grossing $1.1 million. Total revenue for Labor Day weekend 1992 was a miserable $57 million, not accounting for inflation. No Labor Day frame has been as bad since then, although this year could...

John Cusack stars as a teen who repeatedly tries to commit suicide while trying to win back his ex-girlfriend with the help of an incredibly versatile French exchange student – and gets stalked by a paperboy who wants his $2 while barreling down a mountain on one ski — and yet there’s not one extra on the new Better Off Dead… Blu-ray that’s out today? What?!

It’s time to bring back EW Extras, a recurring column that allows us to right these kind of tragic wrongs (see also: Weekend at Bernie’s) and create the DVD extras that never were.

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Cinematical has just received the official poster for Matthew Broderick's sharpie-smiled Wonderful World. It's been a good two years since the actor signed on to the project, which was then simply described as a movie that "centers on a depressed, divorced, and unemployed father who finds solace in his Senegalese roommate's sister." That now sounds as telling of the story as saying The Lord of the Rings is about a journey to play a fiery game of ring toss.

The directorial debut of writer Joshua Goldin, this feature also marks a reunion with Broderick, who starred in his 1992 script, Out on a Limb. But this flick sounds like it will be even further out on that limb, making Broderick's stint in Election sound like your Average Joe kinda day:

"A pessimistic pothead struggles with his own cynicism after his Senegalese...